What is Lip Blush?

Lip Blush is a semi-permanent cosmetic treatment that provides a soft, sheer, custom color to the lips by implanting pigments into the lip skin with a permanent makeup machine.

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Semi-Permanent Lip Neutralization

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What is Lip Neutralization?

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Lip Neutralization is a semi-permanent cosmetic treatment that gradually lightens and brightens melanin rich lips. Lip Neutralization is a ideal treatment for clients who have brown, blue, or purple hues in their lips. provides a soft, sheer, custom color to the lips by implanting pigments into the lip skin with a permanent makeup machine.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Who is NOT an good candidate?

Pregnant or nursing

History of keloids or hypertrophic scarring

Diabetic (requires doctors clearance)

Chemotherapy (consult your doctor)

Viral infections and/or diseases

Epliepsy

Pacemaker or major heart problems

Organ transplant

Skin irritation or psoriasis near the treated area (rashes, sunburn, acne, etc.)

Botox in the past two months

Accutane in the past year

Heart Conditions, uncontrollable high blood pressure, poor general health.

Any treatments, medications, or illness that compromises the immune system/healing would make you not a good candidate for micro pigmentation procedure.

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How much is it?

Lip Blush : $550

Lip Blush 8-10 Week Touch up : $100

Touch up 1-3 years : $250

 

Lip Neutralization : $450

Lip Neutralization 8-10 Week Touch ups : $100

Touch up 1-3 years : $250

 

How long does it take?

Around 3 hours

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How long does it last?

The longevity of your lip blush depends on your skin, health, and lifestyle. On average your lip blush & neutralization will last 3-5 years.

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Will I need more than one session?

Lip Blushing is a two part process. A perfecting session is required 6-8 weeks after your initial appointments.

Lip Neutralization requires 2-4 sessions depending on the saturation and darkness in your lips.

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Can I get lip blush or neutralization if I have lip fillers?

Yes. Lip fillers do not interfere with the lip blush process. But, you must wait 4 weeks before and after your lip blush appointment to get fillers.

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Can I get lip blush or neutralization if I have a cold core?

If you have an active cold sore outbreak, we will not be able to do the procedure until it has been treated and cleared.

 

If you have EVER had a cold sore in the past, it is very important that you get an antiviral medication prescribed before your appointment to prevent an outbreak from occurring.

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What can I expect after my appointment?

You can expect swelling during and post treatment.

Luckily it does not last very long. (24-48 hours)

 

Expect to drink all liquids with a straw and avoid eating salty or acidic foods for 7 days after. No kissing on or near the mouth for 7 days to avoid bacterial or viral infections.

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Your lips will go through various peeling phases for about 7-10 days, you will not be able to pick or scratch the skin as this will result in patchy lip color.

 

The Lip Blush healing process is relatively short. Day 3-5 you will experience dry flakey lips. It feels as though they

have been layering matte lipstick on. Once the pigment flakes off it will appear as though no pigment has been retained. Over the next 6-8 weeks the color will gradually ‘bloom’ into a lovely soft shade.

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Before your Permanent Lip Blush Appointment

 

1 week before

Gently exfoliate lips daily with a sugar scrub. We suggest mixing sugar and coconut oil to use as a gentle exfoliator to prep the lip skin before the procedure.

Avoid blood thinning supplements like fish oil, garlic, magnesium, green tea, vitamin E, ginger, ginkgo biloba, etc

 

24 - 48 hrs before and after your procedure

No alcohol, or blood thinning medications. Tylenol is acceptable.

 

On the day of the procedure

Avoid coffee & caffeine. This can cause sensitivity and increase bleeding & swelling and results in less color retention. Be sure to eat before you arrive for your appointment. Your lips will be numbed during the procedure and eating may be difficult for the first few hours after.

 

You should avoid eating too much salty foods, and exposure to sun or wind leading up to your appointment to keep your lip skin as healthy as possible.​